• Medical
• STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) Testing
• AIDS Resources
• Needle Exchange
• Chemical Dependency
• 12 Step (Anonymous) Groups
• Counseling/Mental Health

• Youth
• Pregnancy
• Parenting
• Ethnic Minority Resources and Immigration
• Sexual Minority Resources
• Homeless Resources
• Disabled Resources
• Elderly Resources
• Veterans' Resources

• Food Banks
• Meals
• Clothing
• Household Goods
• Shelters
• Housing and Utilities
• Showers, Etc.
• Transportation
• Communications Resources
• Donations Needed

• Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence
• Hate Crimes

• Education
• English as a Second language (ESL)
• Clases de Inglés
• Employment
• Legal
• Organizing
• Voting

• Finding a Missing Person
• Otra información en Español
• Emergency Phone Numbers
• Earthquake Preparedness
• Community Service Officers
• Crisis Clinic and Community Information Line
• Driver's License Restoration
• Identity Theft
• Pet Clinic
• Mail,banking,message phone for homeless
• Haircuts
• Storage

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Welcome to our continually updated Crisis Resource Directory. Each listing in the directory is followed by information indicating when that listing was last fact-checked.

You, our users, can help keep this site up to date. Is something out of date? Are we missing information you believe belongs here? You can assist us greatly by emailing this information to heathens@scn.org.

• By telephone, the best single source in Seattle/King County for non-emergency help and information is the Community Information Line (just dial 2-1-1 in Seattle/King County). They are also the best source of TDD phone numbers. They have a very extensive Community Resources Online web site.
• The AFL-CIO has a geographically searchable crisis resource site at unemploymentlifeline.com.
• Advice on finding a missing person who you believe may be homeless in Seattle.
• There is a good resource list for the city of Des Moines.
• We are always interested in hearing about more such lists in the Greater Seattle area. E-mail us.

This is the home page of the Peace Heathens' Crisis Resource Directory. Feel free to copy all or part of this document for any non-commercial purpose. Notification and credit would be appreciated.

This Crisis Resource directory has been online since June 1994. From 1994 until 2016 we were hosted by Seattle Community Network. As of late 2016, we are on our own site, seattlecrisis.org. Each listing indicates the last time it was fact- checked. Pages also indicate date of full-page fact-check and date of latest (partial) update. This is because we update all information as promptly as we can, but only occasionally do a full fact check, which involves a phone call to every single organization listed.

This is a "living" document. Comments and suggestions are always welcome. Changes are made regularly.

This page last modified: December 17, 2015